Building a HUGE Pond Filter - Part 3 - Brush Chamber

Third episode in this mega-filter build for my large trout pond. Today we will take a look at the brush chamber of the filter and I'll explain how the water will flow through the chamber to help with settlement which will hopefully clear the pond.
The next episode will highlight the moving bed chamber and have detailed information on the various types of moving bed filter media available.
*When using side pressure to cut a hole with a drill bit use safety glasses since a broken drill bit is a sharp object which can damage eyes.
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